Cameron

Today, I have someone quite special on this interview. Not someone, you know, like your friends or your parents, like everyone else is doing. I have someone quite a little bit more important, at least in my eyes. Today, I'll have Chris Lee on our interview. He's a family man, businessman, man of God, and in my eyes, a very, very successful businessman. Chris, real quick, run it down for my class.

What has been your past?

What has been your past?

What has been your past?

Awesome. Dude, your highs are so high and your lows are so low. It's incredible to see how deep you've gone and how far you've dug up after that. Dude, bankruptcy on the 2.2 million? Yep. Oh, brutal, brutal. Yep. I have a lot of respect for missionaries who can go out and sell because you are selling the hardest product I can imagine, right?

Awesome. Dude, your highs are so high and your lows are so low. It's incredible to see how deep you've gone and how far you've dug up after that. Dude, bankruptcy on the 2.2 million? Yep. Oh, brutal, brutal. Yep. I have a lot of respect for missionaries who can go out and sell because you are selling the hardest product I can imagine, right?

Awesome. Dude, your highs are so high and your lows are so low. It's incredible to see how deep you've gone and how far you've dug up after that. Dude, bankruptcy on the 2.2 million? Yep. Oh, brutal, brutal. Yep. I have a lot of respect for missionaries who can go out and sell because you are selling the hardest product I can imagine, right?

I mean, you're pretty much going at the door and saying you need to change the trajectory of your life, right? And it seems so hard to sell. Do you think as a missionary your sales have improved? So how do you mean? Like for the, because in my eyes it's really hard, hard to sell, right?

I mean, you're pretty much going at the door and saying you need to change the trajectory of your life, right? And it seems so hard to sell. Do you think as a missionary your sales have improved? So how do you mean? Like for the, because in my eyes it's really hard, hard to sell, right?

I mean, you're pretty much going at the door and saying you need to change the trajectory of your life, right? And it seems so hard to sell. Do you think as a missionary your sales have improved? So how do you mean? Like for the, because in my eyes it's really hard, hard to sell, right?

Good missionary.

Good missionary.

Good missionary.

Nice, nice. You had Todd as a mentor at Vivint, CEO of Vivint. What are some lessons or information he's given you that really changed your trajectory?

Nice, nice. You had Todd as a mentor at Vivint, CEO of Vivint. What are some lessons or information he's given you that really changed your trajectory?

Nice, nice. You had Todd as a mentor at Vivint, CEO of Vivint. What are some lessons or information he's given you that really changed your trajectory?

Solid advice. Transparency is great. It's, starting it off, at least for me, it is a little bit difficult, right? Very small business, had a, occasionally my window cleaners come through, like, hey, do we have work all day Friday? And I'm starting to think, like, yeah, probably. Look at my schedule, and no one's booked, you know?

Solid advice. Transparency is great. It's, starting it off, at least for me, it is a little bit difficult, right? Very small business, had a, occasionally my window cleaners come through, like, hey, do we have work all day Friday? And I'm starting to think, like, yeah, probably. Look at my schedule, and no one's booked, you know?

Solid advice. Transparency is great. It's, starting it off, at least for me, it is a little bit difficult, right? Very small business, had a, occasionally my window cleaners come through, like, hey, do we have work all day Friday? And I'm starting to think, like, yeah, probably. Look at my schedule, and no one's booked, you know?

So now I'm scrambling last minute to make some sales, get to work for them. And I see what you're talking about there. It's a fine line. It is more than just a paycheck. My teacher had a specific question for you. Cool. And I mean, she went to college, right? Eight years and teacher of high school, right?